Liquid-repellent surfaces, such as superhydrophobic surfaces, superoleophobic surfaces,
and slippery liquid-infused surfaces, have drawn keen research interest from the …

Superhydrophobic surfaces hold great prospects for extremely diverse applications owing to
their water repellence property. The essential feature of superhydrophobicity is micro-/nano …

The global COVID-19 pandemic has attracted considerable attention toward innovative
methods and technologies for suppressing the spread of viruses. Transmission via …

In the course of evolution nature has arrived at startling materials solutions to ensure
survival. Investigations into biological surfaces, ranging from plants, insects and geckos to …

In recent years, the developed hemostatic technologies are still difficult to be applied to the
hemostasis of massive arterial and visceral hemorrhage, owing to their weak hemostatic …

Aerophilic surfaces immersed underwater trap films of air known as plastrons. Plastrons
have typically been considered impractical for underwater engineering applications due to …

Hemostatic materials are of great importance in medicine. However, their successful
implementation is still challenging as it depends on two, often counteracting, attributes; …

The intrinsic hydrophilicity of conventional dressings cannot achieve effective management
of excessive biofluid around the wound bed, which inevitably causes infection and hinders …

Manufacturing abrasion‐resistant superhydrophobic matters is challenging due to the fragile
feature of the introduced micro‐/nanoscale surface roughness. Besides the long‐term …

Durable and biocompatible superhydrophobic surfaces are of significant potential use in
biomedical applications. Here, a nonfluorinated, elastic, superhydrophobic film that can be …